Design, websites, AI & automation / Work with Marshall
A brand people recognise. A website that explains your value. AI automation, platforms and custom tools that help the work move forward. Bring the idea—we’ll shape the useful next step together.
Make a plan with our interactive tools. Or send a short brief for a personal reply.
Your business, moving forward
Make it clear.
Make it useful.
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In your corner.
Websites / Platforms / Design & artwork
Websites are part of the story. Explore logos, artwork, brochures and business documents too—a selection of ideas brought into focus, so you can picture what comes next for your own business.
Platform overview / public sign-in view
Reviewed applications, considered opportunity briefs and a path into project work. Explore the publicly explained journey, its human decision points and Circa, the platform guide.
Public website / bilingual film
The public website brings countries, published articles and a bilingual introduction together. Related work for the same organisation, with a different purpose from its working platform.
Website / editorial design
Employers and candidates arrive with different needs. Distinct journeys and a consistent visual identity help each find the right conversation.
Client demo · working brand title
A security-company demonstration explores bold contrast, a recognisable identity and direct routes into services. A concrete starting point to review with a client.
Public learning-platform preview
A sample question, useful study planner and Pip’s bounded guidance show how a learning idea can become an experience people can try.
Public website / proposed programme
An island programme takes shape through editorial pages, planned-product journeys and explanatory films. The public website presents a proposed vision, with room to understand how its parts connect.
Logo design by Marshall · selected company and demo identities
Logo designs by Marshall for different companies and project identities. A useful identity has its own character, then carries that character across the website, documents and everyday material.
Marshall’s logo adaptations · retained film frames · existing organisation identity
Gold-on-green and copper-toned treatments carry the identity into film and campaign material. These retained frames show Marshall’s adaptations and motion presentation; Africa Circular’s original logo belongs to the organisation.
AI-assisted brand application concepts · not installed signage or manufactured livery
A studio entrance and a branded vehicle explore how the identity works at different scales and on different materials. These AI-assisted application concepts give a direction to discuss and refine before production artwork.
Client-demo identity · AI-assisted application study
The client-demo identity extends into vehicle graphics, signage, clothing and business material. A recognisable visual direction connects the first impression with the things people use every day.
Learning-preview identity · AI-assisted application study
The learning-preview identity moves into a planner, notebooks, clothing and a welcoming space. Its softer, encouraging character carries across material people can use and keep.
Published project catalogue · October 2026 edition
The published October catalogue gives product information a clear reading order. Open the actual PDF to explore the equipment and specifications; AI-refined equipment illustrations are identified in the publication.
Reconstructed portfolio excerpt · editorial design study
A reconstructed company-profile spread gives service information a considered hierarchy. Typography, spacing and a consistent identity connect the document with the website and make the story easier to follow.
Editable portfolio samples · illustrative content
A programme overview and a client checklist show how a brand can help organise information. These editable portfolio samples use illustrative content; PDF and Word versions are available in each company’s collection.
Live website / October 2026 product content
The live website connects equipment pages, updated product illustrations and published October brochures through Marshall’s brand identity. AI-assisted plant artwork illustrates a possible processing setting.
Public church website
Visitor information, a clear sense of community and original-language recordings give people a way to connect before their first visit.
Temporary-domain demo · illustrative figures
A composed accounting website demonstration makes room for services, reassurance and a direct enquiry. Its displayed figures are illustrative.
Interactive workflow concept · fictional requests
Choose a fictional website, launch or systems brief. See the information that travels with it, the questions still to ask and the decision that stays with a person.
Current product artwork / October 2026 brochure
Current AI-assisted GB350T artwork, the published October brochure and Marshall’s Sustainable Tech logo bring product information together across the live website and document.
Studio concept / fictional brand / AI-assisted imagery
A fictional coastal-care concept explores packaging, light and atmosphere through AI-assisted imagery. A visual starting point for a conversation about direction.
Own public website / design & development
Nexney’s own website connects portfolio evidence, clear project offers and a personal email-first enquiry. This capture records an earlier published version.
Some of my design work
A logo gives you something to recognise. A brochure gives you something to understand. Explore the identities, layouts and everyday material behind the brands.
Explore logos & document design From the mark to the material
Published brochure pages, product visuals and a considered reading order. Open the documents to see the work beyond the cover.
October 2026 project brochure Sustainable Tech / Product catalogue
A visual route through glass-recovery equipment: product imagery, technical detail and applications brought into one publication. AI-refined equipment illustrations are identified in the brochure.
See the brochure workLogos, current product brochures, editorial studies and clearly labelled application concepts. More of the design work ↗
Three ways to begin
Choose the result you need first. Each route explains what to bring, what the project can include and how we agree the scope.
A focused campaign page or a wider website. Explain your offer, show useful proof and make it easy to enquire.
Explore website projects → 02 / Improve the way you workMap a frustrating workflow, agree what needs to change and scope a useful first version before a larger build.
Explore business systems → 03 / Give it a proper launchOne short video, three promotional graphics in feed and story formats, and accompanying post copy.
Explore the product launch kit →Scope, price and delivery date are agreed before work begins.
Explore all services ↗A clear process
You do not need a polished specification. Start with what is happening now and what you want to change.
A short email, a long brief or links to what you already have. I review the material and help identify the job worth doing first.
We agree the approach, deliverables, price and review points. You know what is being made and where your decisions belong.
Review the work in agreed stages, check the finished result and receive the handover. Then decide what the next chapter needs.
From a message to a meaningful next step
Imagine a workflow that carries the useful detail forward, so you spend less time repeating yourself. Explore three fictional requests and see where a human conversation belongs.
01 / New website
A clearer offer and a useful route into a conversation.
A message in your own words
“People ask what we do, then disappear. We need a website that explains our services and makes it easier to enquire.”
Start with the problem. The brief can take shape together.
What this workflow would carry
Suggested routeWebsite project
Proposed next step · For discussion
Marshall reviews the material with you. Together, you choose the message, proof and next action before agreeing the scope and quotation.
Who is the first audience, and which service matters most?
If the business grows a product range, the next version could become a catalogue. That can mean rethinking the structure, not just adding a page.
02 / Product launch
One coherent campaign from the material you already have.
A message in your own words
“We have product photographs and a launch coming up. We need graphics, a short video and words that make the offer clear.”
Start with the problem. The brief can take shape together.
What this workflow would carry
Suggested routeProduct Launch Kit
Proposed next step · For discussion
Marshall checks what can be made from the supplied assets. You approve the direction; price, delivery date and scope are agreed before production.
Are the product facts and image permissions confirmed? What is the intended launch date?
If one launch becomes a regular programme, the workflow could carry approved assets and campaign priorities into an agreed monthly content plan.
03 / Business system
A workflow that keeps the request, responsibility and next decision together.
A message in your own words
“Requests arrive by email, files live in different folders, and people keep asking for the same information. Can we bring it together?”
Start with the problem. The brief can take shape together.
What this workflow would carry
Suggested routePlatform discovery
Proposed next step · For discussion
Marshall and the people doing the work identify the handover that needs attention. Permissions, review points and a first version are agreed together.
Who needs access, what information is sensitive, and who approves the next step?
The first useful fix might be a simpler handover. If the operation changes, ongoing support can redesign the workflow and rebuild the parts that no longer fit.
Fictional examples, shown locally in your browser. Selecting a request sends no message and saves no data. This demonstrates a workflow design; it is not a connected client platform.
What could your workflow do?Your work.
My attention.
Marshall de Brés
Founder / Nexney
A direct connection
I’m your point of contact from the first email to the handover. I shape the brief, connect the design and content, and build the agreed website or digital work.
You bring accurate information and useful feedback. We agree any specialist support the project needs.
More about me & NexneyAfter the first project
A new service page, your next product campaign or a better way for your team to work. Keep the relationship going with agreed priorities and capacity.
Sometimes the next step needs a complete rethink. We scope a substantial redesign or rebuild together, including its cost and transition.
Your idea, with a head start
A website, a brand, a platform—or a little of each. Step through the door, try ideas and see your choices take shape. Download your personal project PDF. It’s yours to keep, whether or not we work together.
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